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[email hidden] (M Fielding) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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to treat patients using my pseudopsychic healing powers? Is there some sort of chiropractical
permit I have to get? And how can I better convince patients the treatment is working?

You sir, are one crazy mofo. It's snowing outside, maybe school will be cancelled tomorrow?

Oh, and pseudopsychic is TWO words, mi amigo. pseudo psychic.

M Fielding said:

to treat patients using my pseudopsychic healing powers? Is there some sort of chiropractical
permit I have to get? And how can I better convince patients the treatment is working?

1-Don't charge for the treatments. 2-Have your "patients" undergo testing before and after your
treatments. 3-Show them the independent test results that prove the treatment is working.

This can obviously be done for ailments of a physical nature. For psychological "healing" have them
observed and evaluated by an MD in this discipline.

While it may sound like a lot, you will undoubtedly become rich and famous for your powers.

Also, call the Amazing Randi and tell him all about it.

Kyle Burnam said:

[email hidden] (M Fielding) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

to treat patients using my pseudopsychic healing powers? Is there some sort of chiropractical
permit I have to get? And how can I better convince patients the treatment is working?

You sir, are one crazy mofo. It's snowing outside, maybe school will be cancelled tomorrow?

Oh, and pseudopsychic is TWO words, mi amigo. pseudo psychic.

But part of the mystic healing is the elimination of "dead space", as found between two words which
may look and sound ok if joined together.

talkback <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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M Fielding said:

to treat patients using my pseudopsychic healing powers? Is there some sort of chiropractical
permit I have to get? And how can I better convince patients the treatment is working?

1-Don't charge for the treatments.

What would be the point then?

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2-Have your "patients" undergo testing before and after your treatments. 3-Show them the
independent test results that prove the treatment is working.

No, no, I want them to come back for more treatments. Thus, I want to convince them the treatment is
working, not the other way around.

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(M Fielding) said:

talkback <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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M Fielding said:

to treat patients using my pseudopsychic healing powers? Is there some sort of chiropractical
permit I have to get? And how can I better convince patients the treatment is working?

They key peice of advise is to get away from here and talk to a local attorney who
understands what the licensing and other requirements in your area are. Some might have no
requirement other than regular biz licenses, some might.

--
Has PC gotten so bad that we can't even have jokes about
white guys?
-George Lyle on abt-c

Kurt Ullman said:

Has PC gotten so bad that we can't even have jokes about white guys? -George Lyle on abt-c

This is Black History Month. All well and good. But I wonder what the reaction would be if someone
proposed a White History Month?